What is an explosion within such a model if not an
imbalance of inner wave forces pushing outward vs outward wave forces pushing inward whereby a gain of substance within the system, thus increase in mass, overcomes the external due to greater internal relative to the unstructured field density which is relative to the surrounding mass systems acting upon each other. All the fragmented peices would spew out in a chain reaction of imbalance whereby perhaps being forced into gravitational/electromagnetic systems of greater mass orbit and seperation per mass value. Waves reflect off of structred angular momentum domains the same as photons reflect of structured matter, whereby the frequency value of these reflected waves is proportional to the structures mass. It's not the light that's absorbed which holds the information we need but rather the light which is reflected when we veiw an object and identify it.
An overly simple model would be quarks being fundamental domains which get clumped together to further orbit each other to form a proton which has a reflective wave value great enough to allow the greater seperation of electrons which are similar fundental structures perhaps only varying in their quantity and motion distribution slightly, whereby they further share orbits and such when found equilizing inward wave forces to the point of chemistry and such. An atomic bomb is perhaps when mass is added to the inner atomic structure due to the bombarding nuetron whereby the external forces are overcome and fracture of structure results in fractile more stabile peices of the whole. Radioactivity is perhaps systems which have so much internal mass that they overcome such external force per quanities of emitted decay. As with black holes, an increase in quantity of FS increases surface area proportionally whereby increasing the amount of external incoming waves acting upon the surface, which is the bases for seperating the same function or system dynamic into strong, EM and gravitational forces with weak having been acounted for on the ratio of inner and outer force equalization previously suggested.


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